PP Graphics has achieved FESPA ‘Sustainable Waste’ accreditation. This follows its rebrand from Psycho Peacock in February 2026. The accreditation recognises waste reduction and process improvements. It comes as the company positions sustainability within its operations and client services, including post-installation support.
PP Graphics works across more than 10 sectors. It provides large-format graphics for events, exhibitions, and other applications.
Andrew McIntyre, general manager, led the accreditation process. He said: “The graphics industry needs a significant push on sustainability, along with more accessible options for businesses to implement meaningful sustainable practices. At PP Graphics, we support clients across a wide range of sectors and it’s vital that we offer solutions that help them remain sustainable long after installation. Achieving this accreditation reflects our commitment to driving positive change, both within our own operations and across the wider industry.”
The business operates alongside Full Circle Events & Exhibitions. Both companies hold Tier 5 ESSA accreditation. Sustainability activity is managed through a cross-company green team. The group meets quarterly to review performance and implement changes, and works with Green Circle Solutions on audits and reporting.
Steve Comar, chief executive officer, said: “We are incredibly proud to share the news of our FESPA accreditation. A huge congratulations goes to Andrew McIntyre for his leadership in securing this achievement and to our wider team for their ongoing dedication to best practice.
Sustainability is not a destination; it’s a continuous journey. This accreditation is an important milestone, but our efforts do not stop here. We are already working towards new goals that will further strengthen our environmental impact and push our sustainability standards even higher.”
